No. 4 (2025): Vestnik TvGU. Seriya «Istoriya». 2025. № 4

Issue 4 (20205) features articles by researchers and graduate students in Russian history, world history, archaeology, source studies, and a review.

Some articles are devoted to "women's history": A.V. Belova (PhD in History, Tver) presents the results of a study of women's memory as a subject of everyday social anthropology; N.A. Mitsyuk (PhD in History, Moscow) characterizes M.K. Tenisheva's contribution to the organization of private hospitals in the Smolensk province during World War I; and O.I. Lisitsyna (PhD in History, Tver) examines norms of interaction between men and women in Russian noble culture.

L.A. Bolokina's article presents an essay on the history of civil aviation in the Kalinin region from 1945-1951. V.N. Gorlov (PhD in History, Moscow) illustrates the development of five-story buildings in Moscow as a symbol of the "Thaw" era. Yulia A. Safronova (PhD in History, St. Petersburg) describes the dialogue between publishers and readers—students of a theological seminary—using the example of the handwritten journal "Razvitie" (Development), published at the Arkhangelsk Theological Seminary. Yulia S. Filina examines the formation of the Soviet historical-revolutionary narrative in the 1930s using M.I. Romm's film "Lenin in October" as an example.

The "General History" section features an article by A.M. Ermakov (PhD in History, Yaroslavl) devoted to the reflection of the image of "Eastern Jews" in the letters of German soldiers.

The "Archaeology. Ethnography. Historical Geography" section features an essay by Armenian researcher A.Yu. Khudaverdyan, dedicated to the history of medicine in Armenia from ancient times to the 18th century. K. M. Svirin characterizes the information potential of a set of documents on the activities of the Kalinin Pedagogical Institute in 1942-1944.

Postgraduate student P. A. Pelyagina's article explores the image of a female publisher in the second half of the 19th century. Postgraduate student S. M. Tarasov presents the results of a study of the Tverskie Gubernskie Vedomosti newspaper to identify materials in this publication that illuminate the revolutionary movement of the 1870s-1890s.

In a paper by S. V. Bogdanov (PhD in History, Tver), a possible explanation is presented for a chronological error in the 15th-century corpus of chronicles (the calculation of the date of Easter is one year ahead).

The section "Criticism. Bibliography. Academic Life" contains a review by Yu. A. Zelenskaya (PhD in History, Petrozavodsk) of S. V. Slivko's monograph.